SuperDre 最近的評論

Played on HTV Vive Pro/WIreless/Vive Wands/RTX2060Super.

This is a very beatiful vr story, it's about 15-20 minutes.
I really love the graphics.

Sadly it seems it hasn't been updated for newer higher resolution headsets, as everything is very fuzzy, except when you are really close up. It's like they deliberately have some out of focus setting when you are at regular viewing distances of the scene. And that's a real shame. They should update it or at least make it optional/user preference. This animation really deserves the sharpness all around, not only at close distance, you really have to lean into the animation to see everything sharp.

As it's free, you really should check it out, it really is a beautiful animation.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Wireless/Original vive wands/RTX2060Super.

I had no idea what this one was, until I connected the dots to the movie which I saw a while back, which is very entertaining, and if you like that one you also like The Hunt.
Especially for a free game this plays well, and looks great. The puzzles aren't that hard, but still very fun.
Let's face it, it's free, so there is no reason not to try is.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive Wand controllers/RTX2060Super.

The first time it didn't load properly, I only got a few white curved lines, restarting didn't change a thing. A week later I tried it again, and it just started correctly. BUT I had to switch from my Index controllers back to my Vive wand controllers as the index controllers didn't work, the menu did pop up, but teleportation didn't work.

It's a nice scene of japan, about 4 scenes, an alleyway with a restaurant, inside of a station, in side of a temple and the inside of a house with internal garden, all connected through doors. But it's just walking around, nothing to do.

I got it over at Indiegala in a bundle called 'VR Zen Bundle' and as part of a 6 games bundle for $4.99 it's an ok experience. But for the 8,19 euro it is out of a sale I cannot recommend it. So my recommendation is only on the content, not on value for your money on regular price. If I had paid full price I would be annoyed and would have said that the developer could at least have made some extra interactions etc.
If you can get it on sale for less than 1 euro/dollar it's ok, otherwise just wait until it's on sale.

Edit: Now I found out this content was also sold on the unity asset store a year earlier, I've changed my recommend from Yes to No, as it's clearly just a showcase/demo for his/her assets. If he/she would have actually made any effort into creating something actually more than just loading his/her own contant into the UnrealEditor, I would change it back to Yes.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands/RTX2060Super.

I haven't finished each level yet. But it certainly could be a very entertaining and good experience.
at least 2 of the 3 levels are waveshooters.

The biggest problem is technically. Default it starts on a very low resolution and you can't do really much about it from within the game itself. To get better visuals you'll need to manually change the config files.
Once I changed the resolution through the config files manually to the native resolution of the headset and then I changed the vr scale ingame to 1.5 (through config file you might even get it much higher), and after that it looked very good. BUT the framerate was abismal on my machine.

Also the Valve Index controllers don't seem to work properly with this game, therefore I switched back to the Wand controllers.

If they spend some more time on letting you easily change graphics settings from within the game, it really would be a great experience, and I certainly would LOVE to see the regular game in full VR.

As it's free I can recommend it. Especially if you twiddle with the config files to get it looking great.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands/RTX2060Super.

Don't really know what to think of it. Hated the awful presenter, could it be any more dragqueen, personally I think you don't NZ/Wellington be presented with that.

It's a combination of 360 video's and some minor interactions.

I first started it with the Valve Index controllers, but they don't work well in this experience so I switched to my Vive wands.

At each scene there isn't much to do.
The 'experience more' part was part an advert for universities, and the XERO item didn't even load the visuals only audio.

As it's free, I can.... hmmm... I don't know.... I don't think it was really bad, I just don't really get the point of this if it is about presenting wellington.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands/RTX2060Super

It's a decent experience, a bit short maybe, and gives you a minor glimpse into what it was like in the mine.
It ran pretty smoothly on my PC and it looked good.

As it's free I can certainly recommend it to play it as it doesn't take much of your time.

Played with HTC Vive Pro/Wireless/Index Controllers/RTX2060Super.

This is an ok short animation. The graphics are nice (but not really special), the story is ok.
But for me in the middle the animation (after the market) continued, but the voice started from the start.
After restarting it it did continue after the market.
In the streets with all the streetlights I did have rather choppy tracking, so I guess there is room for some optimization as the graphics doesn't look like it needs a hell of a computer to render.

As it's free I can highly recommend it.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Wireless/Vive wands/RTX2060Super.

I like the dog....
It's an interesting concept of introducing people to what it might be like as a cop in NZ.
I like the way they used cartoon like graphics, and the interaction, if there is one, is kinda good.

as it's free you should definitely check it out.
I played it 3 times, as you can't do everything in one run, and that's actually the thing I would think they should change. You can only do 1 of the 2 in comms, 2 of the 3 in community, and only 2 of more in the investigation. I would have liked it if you could all and it would be up to you to decide to leave the chapter.

These days I primarily use the Valve Index controllers, but those didn't seem to work, pulling the trigger did nothing (and I don't like having to tweak the controls), so I switched to my old Vive wands which work perfectly. For a november 2021 release I don't think it's acceptable not to support the Valve Index controllers. but they claim to support the Index. Maybe it's got something to do with me using the Vive Pro as the headset, and have it 'hardcoded' to the vive wands, much like the Index maybe 'hardcoded' to the index controllers. But it certainly is something they might need to fix.

Played with the HTC Vive Pro/Wireless/Index controllers(but not needed)/RTX2060Super.

This is a nice VR animation/experience, as I'm a fan of these diorama styled games.
But to be honest. It doesn't really have a story, it's merely some scenes without any real explanation.

As it's free I do recommend it, as it certainly isn't a waste of time. The creators clearly have the talent to make something beautiful.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Wireless/Index controllers/RTX2060Super.

This is a great futuristic flight 'demo'. I wished they turned it into a real game.
The controls using the thumbsticks of the Index controller made controller the vehicle pretty easy and even feel natural.
But as many other stated, you do need to have a pretty solid stomach as this might induce motionsickness pretty easy when you twist the vehicle (at least with my setup, maybe with a headset with a much wider FOV it might be less).

As it's free, at the time of writing, I can fully recommend trying it.